Lots of interviews with Masons of two varieties: older guys and younger wizard looking guys. From the interviews they come off as a separate religion based on hidden knowledge and ceremonies.

I purchased this film when it first debuted and have shared it widely with both Masons and non-Masons. It was instrumental in helping my now wife better understand what it means to be a Mason, and the role of the Fraternity in my life, particularly as it demystifies Masonry's goals while at the same time treating the Fraternity with a high level of respect and integrity. Many (perhaps most) documentaries on this subject are written, directed, and produced by non-Masons, so their view of Masonry is incomplete and oftentimes sensationalist. Not so with this film. This is a film created by respected brothers, and features interviews with many of Masonry's "best and brightest" discussing their perspective on the Fraternity. Hence, here you will find the story of Masonry "straight from the horse's mouth." Highly recommended.

This isn't really a documentary revealing the history of freemasonry. It's a lot of interviews with freemasons, and it feels more like a promotional piece. It's overall pretty boring.